"Much depends upon correct placement of furniture and fixtures"So claims this sales catalog published by the aptly named G.I. Sellers & Sons Co. of Elwood, Indiana. By properly arranging stove, sink, kitchen cabinet, table, refrigerator, and utility closets, "you will be amazed at the saving of steps and the speeding-up of routine." The catalog goes on to provide specific recommendations about placement: "The stove, cabinet and sink should preferably form a triangle with just about room enough to permit free movement between them. By correct grouping of major units, the lifting and carrying of dishes and utensils are reduced to a minimum."